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BullsEye Dog Rescue is proud of all of it's adoptable dogs and adoptive parents. Some of our dogs and adopters have made us particularly proud by earning the
Canine Good Citizen Certification.

Congratulations to

Lorrie and Gretel
Ryan and Hercules
R.C. and Kate
Mike and Ashley
Becky and Zoe
Gretchen and Kaiser
Jen and Paris
Maggie and Buffalo
Josh and Ella
Bryan and Mia
Joe and Romeo
Susan and Piper
Juli and Layla
Manu and Emmy
Jennifer and Memphis
Bryan and Chloe
Holly and Nola
Pam and Lucy
Julie and Batman
Gretchen and Ducati

Learn more about the CGC Program.

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A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL THAT PARTICIPATED!

Pit Bulls on Parade was once again a huge success!
Over 500 people and 250 dogs partcipated in a Pit Bull celebration day.
Congratulations to the 47 Pit Bulls and their owners that received their CGC's!
Read Vicki Hurley's ACCOUNT of the 2009 day.

For more information on this event visit our PITBULLS ON PARADE page.

Bowling for Bullies

www.bowlingforbullies.vpweb.com

2011 Happy Tails Calendar is Taking Submissions!

Did you adopt a dog from BullsEye and think
you have a calendar worthy photo?

If so, please send it to becky@bullseyerescue.org for
consideration in the 2011 calendar.
Check out last years calendar on our at our CafePress site.
Every purchase supports our rescue and education efforts.

The Responsi-Bull Project will run again in October.
Please check back for updates in the fall.

A partnership of 4 organizations looking to reduce the
euthanasia numbers of Pit Bulls.
Read more at our RESPONSI-BULL PROJECT page.

The Adopt-a-Bull Program

A cooperative program between BullsEye Dog Rescue and
the Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County
to educate about and adopt out the many Pit Bull breeds.
Read more at our ADOPT-A-BULL PROGRAM page.

5 Dogs from Fighting Operation enter Foster Homes

A Pierce County judge directed that the 22 Pit Bulls confiscated from a suspected fighting operation in Graham on October 6 be released to Pierce County Animal Control on November 19. After thorough behavior assessments, five of these dogs have been released to BullsEye Dog Rescue for potential adoption.